Meta-owned WhatsApp is rolling out a new feature for users that would allow them to place group calls for the macOS version of the app, WaBetaInfo reported.
According to the app-tracking website, this feature is available to some beta testers as of yet and will be brought to more users in the coming weeks.
The instant messaging app continues to make improvements to itsnative desktop applications. Recently, it improved the user interfaceregarding icons, the app header, and a new green tint colour.
The app is now working on improving group calls. Previously, it was impossible for users tostart a group call as the button was either disabled or not functioning.
In the latest update, the call buttons arefinally available, allowing users to start a group call.
"Some users may see a different icon within the chat header that combines group calling and video calling into a single button," said the app-tracking site.
Users can also create a newgroup call with those who are not in the same group by opening the calls tab. They can start a group call by selecting people they want to add.
Up to seven people can be selected from this section but up to 32 people can join the call later. However, the limit might be different for video calls in groups.